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Markets remained range-bound with Nifty forming a doji candle, reflecting consolidation. Global trade tensions and upcoming Q1 FY26 earnings may act as key triggers. Broader indices underperformed, while sector rotation continued with gains in FMCG and losses in IT and Metals.
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Markets traded in a narrow consolidation range on Monday, reflecting indecision amid mixed global cues and subdued volatility. The Nifty formed a doji candle, suggesting ongoing consolidation with stock-specific action. Key support is seen at 25,200–25,000, while resistance is pegged at 25,610. Broader indices underperformed, with mid and small caps seeing slight declines.
Derivative data indicates a mildly bullish bias for Nifty with strong support at 25,300. Bank Nifty, however, reflects a neutral-to-negative undertone with resistance at 57,500. The broader trend suggests range-bound movement with a positive bias in the short term.
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Gift Nifty indicates a flat to negative opening amid mixed global cues. Nifty is expected to continue consolidating within the 25,300–25,600 range.
Previous Session Recap
Markets remained directionless in the previous session, oscillating within a narrow 80-point band.
Sensex closed marginally higher by 9.61 points at 83,442.50
Nifty ended nearly unchanged, up just 0.30 points at 25,461.30
Sectoral Performance:
FMCG led gains with a 1.6% rise
Oil & Gas gained 0.4%
Media declined 1%
IT and Metal each fell 0.7%
In the broader markets, sentiment remained cautious:
Nifty Midcap fell 0.27%
Nifty Smallcap shed 0.44%
Investors await developments on US-India trade talks and Q1 FY26 earnings, both potential catalysts for a directional breakout.
The index formed a doji candle with long shadows, indicating consolidation. A breakout above 25,490 could push the index towards 25,610, while a close below 25,330 may trigger a slide toward 25,200.
We expect the Nifty to maintain a positive bias within the 25,200–25,700 range.
Key positional support remains around 25,200–25,000, where the 20-day EMA and previous consolidation highs converge. Dips continue to offer buying opportunities.
Intraday Levels – July 8
Nifty
Resistance: 25,530, 25,610
Support: 25,380, 25,300
Bank Nifty
Resistance: 57,200, 57,450
Support: 56,700, 56,450
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U.S. Markets
Stocks fell sharply after President Trump announced 25% tariffs on Japanese and South Korean goods starting August 1, reviving trade war concerns.
Dow Jones dropped 422 points
S&P 500 and Nasdaq fell 0.8%–0.9%
With limited economic data, investors now await Fed minutes on Wednesday for rate direction cues.
Asia-Pacific Markets
Asian equities showed resilience:
Nikkei 225 rose 0.36%
Topix gained 0.31%
Kospi advanced 0.44%, and Kosdaq rose 0.19%
Markets largely shrugged off tariff concerns as regional momentum remained stable.
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